DOOM Live Album on the Way

My P4k News colleague Tom Breihan once described a 2006 DOOM (then MF Doom) live show thusly: "a chubby dude in a mask rapping too loud over muddy beats and yelling about getting money between songs while two unbelievably obnoxious hype men refuse to shut up and an inept DJ fucks up and makes excuses ('That's what happens when you use real vinyl, y'all')."

So since a DOOM live show doesn't give people much to look at (assuming it's actually DOOM under the mask), a live album may make more sense. That's what we'll get on the forthcoming LP Expektoration, which was taped at a recent NYC gig. The album is out September 14 on Gold Dust. Click here for more info.

The album, like the show it documents, is broken up into two acts. The first act concentrates on tracks from Madvillain's Madvillainy and DOOM's 2004 solo album Mm..Food? while the second focuses on DOOM's 1999 solo debut Operation: Doomsday.